Europe
Five themes of Geography
WW1
Mystery?!
Napoleon
100
What is the world's second smallest continent?
Europe
100
What is the largest river in europe?
The volga river.
100
What alliance won ww1?
Great Brittian, France, and the U.S.
100
What is the smallest capital city in Europe?
Valletta.
100
What was The year napoleon became emporer of france
1804
200
What is the period called when the Christians broke away from the Catholic church?
reformation
200
What is the largest city in Europe?
Moscow.
200
About how many soldiers died because of trench related illnesses?
200,000.
200
Define the ring of fire.
A ring around the pacific ocean of a vast amount of active valcanoes.
200
What was the year of napoleon's birth
1769
300
What was the program called that was a massacre of Jews and other ethnicities?
The Holocaust
300
What is the most densly populated region of europe?
Russia.
300
Approximatly how many Russian soldiers were killed in ww1?
6 million
300
What is the highest mountin in Europe?
Mount Elbrus.
300
What was the first name of napoleons wife
Marie
400
Which ruler of France was known as the sun king?
king louis XIV
400
What is Movement?
The way people, products, and information move from one place to another.
400
What was one nick name for ww1?
The war to end all wars, thw war of the nations,
400
What is nationalism?
The belief that people should be loyal to their nation.
400
During the reformation, What were some of the good changes Napoleon had made? Refurring to the politics.
He let the men vote, and he was not of absolute power.
500
What was the plague that was known as the "Black plague"
Bubonic plague
500
What is Human-Environment Interaction?
Human-Environment Interaction looks at the relationships between people and their Environment.
500
What were two of the main Diseases caught by soldiers that stayed in the trenches?
Trench foot, and body lice.
500
Why did most people of germany like Hitler?
He had great speeches, his body language was well rehersed. And he told people what they wanted to hear.
500
Why was Napoleon given command of Italian Army in 1796 against Australia? And did they win or lose?
Because of all the other Victories he had, and because of his leadership. The army went on to win many battles against Aurstralia.
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